Q-5. Consider the following table showing quantity demanded by three individuals.QuantityDemanded by JoeQuantityQuantityDemanded by JayPriceDemanded by JenS10201629S8222033$6242437$4262841$2283245303649By how many units the quantity demanded in the market will increase if the pricefalls by $2?Show your work.Q-6. Consider the Production possibilities of an economy as assumed in thefollowing table.CombinationsABEProductFoodClothing1418222632302620(a) How can you tell whether this economy is subject to the law of increasingopportunity costs?(b) Assume that this society is presently producing at combination C. Imaginethat this society desires to produce one more unit of food. State the opportunitycost of this action.(c) If the economy is producing at alternative C, what is the cost of one more unit ofclothing?

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Q-5. Consider the following table showing quantity demanded by three individuals. Quantity Demanded by Joe 20 Quantity Demanded by Jen Quantity Demanded by Jay Price 16 29 S10 $8 22 20 33 $6 24 24 37 $4 26 28 41 $2 28 32 45 so 30 36 49 By how many units the quantity demanded in the market will increase if the price falls by $2? Show your work.

Q-5. Consider the following table showing quantity demanded by three individuals. Quantity Demanded by Joe 20 Quantity Demanded by Jen Quantity Demanded by Jay Price 16 29 S10 $8 22 20 33 $6 24 24 37 $4 26 28 41 $2 28 32 45 so 30 36 49 By how many units the quantity demanded in the market will increase if the price falls by $2? Show your work.

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